
LA-based alt-pop singer-songwriter Keni Titus has released her new single and video “hands to myself,” alongside the full arrival of her debut album AngelPink, out now via BannerYeer/ADA. The song marks a key moment on the record, capturing the quiet pull of curiosity, temptation, and self-questioning that runs throughout the album.
“hands to myself” sits in a softer, reflective space, blending warm acoustic textures with restrained pop songwriting. The track explores the feeling of wanting something just out of reach, balancing longing with self-control. It fits naturally within AngelPink, an album built around themes of change, identity, and emotional honesty.
AngelPink is a coming-of-age record that traces the distance between who someone was and who they are becoming. Across the album, Titus moves through moments of loss, relief, vulnerability, and renewal. Songs like “hands to myself,” “off day,” and “man like you” form the emotional backbone of the release, offering a diary-like look at relationships, self-worth, and growth without overstating the drama.
Written during a period marked by personal upheaval, AngelPink finds strength in its openness. The album leans into contrast—softness and confidence, uncertainty and clarity—while keeping the songwriting grounded and direct. Produced by Jake Weinberg and Hudson Pollock, the record balances dreamy tones with a clean, intimate sound that keeps the focus on Titus’ voice and perspective.
The release follows growing momentum for Titus, who has steadily built an audience through earlier EPs and touring. With AngelPink now out, she has also completed sold-out headline shows in Los Angeles and Brooklyn, signaling a clear step forward in her career.
With “hands to myself” and AngelPink, Keni Titus delivers a debut that feels personal without being insular. It’s an album about losing your footing, finding it again, and learning how to sit with the in-between—proof of an artist settling confidently into her voice while leaving room to grow.
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